Master's Degree in International, Accounting and Financial Management In‑person

The recommended profile for the new student is one who has basic knowledge of economics, business and law and wants to focus his professional career on private or public entities whose activity is carried out in international settings.

The specific qualifications that will facilitate access to the Master are the following:

• Degree in Business Administration and Management
• Degree in Accounting and Finance
• Degree in law
• Degree in Management and Public Administration

For the rest of the degrees, the Admission Committee will carry out a personal interview to assess the basic knowledge that allows students to make the most of the master's degree. If the demand exceeds the offer of places, the interview and the written test will be valued at 70% and the CV at 30%.

Applicants must be in possession of an official university degree that entitles them to access postgraduate studies.

The requirements for access to the proposed title are according to article 16 of Royal Decree 1393/2007, modified by Royal Decree 861/2010, of July 2:

• In order to access the official Master's degrees, it will be necessary to be in possession of an official Spanish university degree or another issued by a higher education institution belonging to another Member State of the European Higher Education Area that authorizes the same for access to the teachings of Master.
• Likewise, graduates from educational systems outside the European Higher Education Area may access without the need for the homologation of their degrees, after verification by the University that they accredit a level of training equivalent to the corresponding official Spanish university degrees and that entitle in the country issuing the degree for access to postgraduate education. Access through this route will not imply, in any case, the homologation of the previous title held by the interested party, nor its recognition for other purposes than that of studying the Master's degree.

Applicants for a Master's Degree will send in digital format to the email admission@iunit.edu.es or by mail to the Admissions Department the following documentation:

• Admission request completed (download it here).
• Data veracity form completed (download it here).
• Data Protection Form completed (download it here).
• Passport or National Identity Document or equivalent.
• College degree that give access to Master's studies or proof of having requested it.
• Official Academic Certification issued by the Official Center of origin stating the qualifications of the studies carried out by the applicant. Said Certification must expressly state what constitutes the first and second cycle of the corresponding study plan.
• Photograph. passport size, in color.

the applicants with foreign degreeThey must also present the following documentation:

• Passport. or Residence Card.
• Certificate certifying that the studies carried out give access to a Postgraduate Official in your country of origin, issued by the University of origin.

*In case of having studied in a system outside the European Higher Education Area, the university degree and academic certification must be legalized by Hague Apostille or through diplomatic channels.

Legalization of Foreign Titles

1. Documents issued by member countries of the European Union or participants in the Agreement on the European Higher Education Area (EEES) will not require any type of legalization.
2. Documents issued outside the European Union or the European Higher Education Area (EHEA):
   • The Hague Apostille: In accordance with the Hague Convention of October 5, 1961, the only formality required for documents from the States party to said Convention is the Apostille stamp placed by the competent authority of the State from which the document emanates and takes effect directly before any authority in Spain.
   • The diplomatic channel: It is the official procedure to be used for the legalization of foreign Civil Registry, notarial and administrative documents issued in countries that are not part of the Hague Convention.

The Hague Convention of October 5, 1961

The Agreement abolishes the requirement of legalization of foreign public documents issued in the signatory countries of said Agreement (BOE. num. 229, of 25.09.1978, num. 248, of 17.10.78 and num. 226, of 20.09.84) . Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Dominica and Saint Kitts and Nevis are signatories to the Convention.

diplomatic legalization

It is used in the rest of the countries that have not signed the Hague Convention of October 5, 1961, in the case of Jamaica. In general, the documents to be legalized by this means must be presented before:

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country issuing the documents and then
• Diplomatic or consular representation of Spain in that country.

Official Spanish Translation

Documents issued abroad must be accompanied by an official translation into Spanish. Said translation may be made:

• for any diplomatic representation or consular of the Spanish State abroad
• The diplomatic or consular representation in Spain of the country of origin of the applicant or, where appropriate, the country of origin of the document.
• Sworn translator, authorized or registered in Spain.

Upon receipt of the documentation, from IUNIT, we will contact the student to communicate their acceptance and the steps they must take to complete the registration and enrollment. The admissions department will communicate the acceptance to the interested party within a period not exceeding 5 days.

Once the admission to the program has been communicated, the student must pay the registration fee according to the chosen option. Likewise, from the communication of said admission, the candidate will have a period of 7 days to formalize the registration fees and the reservation of the place.